Advocating for patients & policy | Carly Baker ’22
After a decade of hands-on nursing, alumna Carly Baker saw firsthand how healthcare policies affect patient wellbeing. (More)
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Olympians & Paralympians of UCCS
The robust Olympic & Paralympic resources in Colorado Springs have brought many athletes here to train, and for some, to also study and earn an education at UCCS. (More)
Class of 2026 Doctor of Physical Therapy White Coat & Oath Ceremony at UCCS
On Saturday, July 13, the inaugural hybrid Doctor of Physical Therapy cohort participated in the Class of 2026 White Coat and Oath Ceremony at the Hybl Center. (More)
Research Q&A with Jennifer Zohn: Suicide rates in Black adolescents and young adults
We take a deeper dive into Jennifer Zohn’s research on suicide in Black adolescents and young adults. (More)
2,160 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors in spring 2024 semester
During the spring 2024 semester, 2,160 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
UCCS faculty earns Boettcher Foundation award
Marissa Baranauskas, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Human Physiology and Nutrition, won an award for her research “Implications for the timing of energy availability on menstrual cycle function.” (More)
Johnson Beth-El offering seasonal refresher course for nurses
The RN Refresher Program is a program designed to bring inactive or out-of-practice registered nurses up to date with current technology and standards in the fast-paced healthcare environment. (More)
Johnson Beth-El faculty published in Journal of American College Health
Paige Whitney, Ph.D., Assistant Clinical Professor, Director of the Center for Active Living and Assistant Dean of Interprofessional Education, and her colleagues were recently published in the prestigious Journal of American College Health for their research on employee health and wellbeing in higher education. (More)
Meyer wins prestigious nutrition award for work in sustainable food systems
Nanna Meyer, Ph.D., was one of this year’s Good Food Foundation award winners. With over 2,000 entries, this recognition is a testament to her dedication and excellence in her craft. (More)
Commencement Feature: Student-athlete to health advocate | Keegan Sueltz
Student-athlete Keegan Sueltz talks about his UCCS experience, from baseball to academics to his work in the Mountain Lion Strong program. (More)